This very old and fragile kakemono-e by Eizan shows a Geisha in her ornate kimono and accompanying accessories as she prepared to go out for the evening. She is seen standing and looking slightly downward to her right.
All kakemono-e are made up of two joined oban sized prints. When mounted and framed they form a long print that is similar... Click for details
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Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled “I Want the Good Ones”, from the series A Collection of Desires, 1878. This series was published by Inoue Shigehei. Early printing with a three-color series cartouche.
The image measures approximately 13 3/4 by 9 5/8 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album. There is some faint foxing near the top left corner. ... Click for details
This is a very nice ukiyo-e print of a beautiful woman (Bijinga) in a medium brown kimono with soft white circles in the design. She is holding a little girl wearing a colorful baby kimono. You can you see a small baby hand sticking out right above and below lady's front neck? The lady's left hand is holding the baby with her right hand crossing into her left sleeve. The baby must be her child.
Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled “7 PM: Preparing for New Year's Party”, 1880. This design is plate 19 in the series Twenty-four Hours at Shinbashi and Yanagibashi, which was published by Morimoto Junsaburo and carved by Hori Yata, and Horiko Enkatsu.
The image measures approximately 13 1/4 by 9 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album, and there are b... Click for details
Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled “10 AM: Washing Clothes”, 1880. This design is plate 10 in the series Twenty-four Hours at Shinbashi and Yanagibashi, which was published by Morimoto Junsaburo and carved by Hori Yata, and Horiko Enkatsu.
The image measures approximately 13 1/4 by 9 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album. There is minor soiling and ... Click for details
Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled "November: Osan of Nihonbashi with Toy Rakes from the Bird Festival”, 1880. This design is plate 11 in the series Pride of Tokyo's Twelve Months, which was published by Inoue and carved by Katata Hori Cho.
The image measures approximately 14 3/8 by 9 1/2 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album. There is minor soiling... Click for details
Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled “August: Somezono Watching Moon over Shinagawa Harbor”, 1880. This design is plate 8 in the series Pride of Tokyo's Twelve Months, which was published by Inoue and carved by Katata Hori Cho.
The image measures approximately 14 3/8 by 9 1/2 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album. There is minor soiling on the front m... Click for details
Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled "I Want to Sleep”, from the series A Collection of Desires, 1878. This series was published by Inoue Shigehei. Early printing with a three-color series cartouche.
The image measures approximately 14 by 9 1/2 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album, and there are black lacquer highlights. There is minor soiling on ... Click for details
Original Japanese woodblock print Taiso Yoshitoshi (1797-1858), titled “I Want to See a Face”, from the series A Collection of Desires, 1878. This series was published by Inoue Shigehei. Early printing with a three-color series cartouche.
The image measures approximately 14 by 9 1/2 inches. The colors are very fresh, as the print comes from an album. There is minor soiling on the front and reverse.... Click for details
The sized of Frame: 18 3/4" wide x 22 3/4" Long
The sheet size of print: 14 1/8" wide x 18 3/4" long
Artist: Paul Jacoulet(1896-1960)
Title of print: L'Eoile de Cobi, the star of Gobi... Click for details
